Princess Mako, Prince Harry and the royal princes rebel for love, happy people hate

Choosing to drop the royal title of princesses and princes does not always bring a happy ending. Here are the princes and princesses who rebelled because of love: The one who found the love of life, the one who was surrounded by the market, and was lonely with no way back.

King Edward VIII - British Royal Family

In his youth, King Edward VIII once led a lifestyle beyond the Welsh royal standards when he was constantly rumored to be dating many women for a short time. However, the turning point of his life took place in 1931, when a beautiful woman named Wallis Simpson captured the heart of this most affluent, peachy man.

It seemed that this was just a "soon to bloom" love story, but in 1937, King Edward VIII shocked public opinion when he decided to marry Wallis Simpson, an American woman who had been divorced twice.

At that time, their love affair was strongly opposed by the Royal Family and the Church of England. Therefore, in order to marry the woman of his life, King Edward III passed the throne to his younger brother, George VI - who later passed the throne to the current Queen Elizabeth II. At the same time, he also accepted that he was no longer a senior member of the British Royal Family for the rest of his life and moved to another country to live.

Although not recognized by the royal family, the legendary love story that lasted between the passionate King Edward VIII and Mrs. Wallis has always been considered a beautiful love story with a happy ending.

Prince Harry - British Royal Family

In 2018, Prince Harry of the United Kingdom and fiancé Meghan Markle officially married. By breaking the precedent when marrying a black woman who had "once sailed", Harry's wedding was hailed by the public as a new turning point in British royal history when there was no distinction. race, status, ancestry.

However, after just over a year of marriage, Prince Harry and his wife shocked the public when they made the decision to leave the family and live abroad. At the same time, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle also announced that they had completely renounced their titles and did not participate in royal activities as royal members.

It seemed that this couple's search for freedom would help them achieve what they wanted, but they were constantly criticized by the public when there were many angry decisions such as filming a bomb interview. With Oprah Winfrey, Launch Podcast Or Not To Attend Prince Phillip Memorial...

It is these actions of the couple that have seriously affected the image, reputation and popularity of the public towards them.

Princess Mako - Imperial Japan

In Japan, Princess Mako giving up her title to marry her fiancé Kei Komuro is always a topic of discussion in the newspapers.

On October 26, 2021, Princess Mako, the eldest grandson of Emperor Akihito, got on a flower car to return to her husband's house in a "3 NO" wedding: no dowry, no celebration, and no public approval. .

Immediately after getting married, the former princess Mako and her husband also immediately moved to the US to live. It is known that their "new horizon" life is not as peaceful and affluent as what the public believes.

After half a year of marriage, Mako and her husband are often scrutinized by public opinion and accused of being too "idle", not worrying about the economy, but just h.anging out and walking around together. Besides, Kei Komuro also received all kinds of criticism when he failed to pass the New York state bar exam and faced the risk of not being able to continue to apply for a visa to stay in the US.

Meanwhile, Mako is said to be working at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) as an unpaid volunteer and leading a life that is not as rich and full as before.

Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya - Royal Thai

Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya (68 years old) is the first c.hild of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit. She was highly expected as one of the highly educated princesses when she graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of California.

In 1972, for love, she gave up her royal title to marry an American man. At the beginning of her marriage, she is said to have a very fulfilling life with her husband and 3 children (2 girls, 1 b.oy). However, after 26 years of living together, the former princess of the Thai Royal Family surprised when she announced "everyone's way" with her husband in 1998.

After the divorce, she decided to return to Thailand in 2001 but was not fully restored to her royal status, instead being known as the "daughter of the Queen Mother".

However, the tragedy of this princess's life is not over. In 2004, her only son Ubolratana died unexpectedly in a tsunami. This caused the former princess Ubolratana to live in misery for a long time. In addition, her ideas about participating in politics in the future also received many objections from the royal family themselves due to violations of Thai law.

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